I took this photo of a Nikon D3s, with 8mm f2.8 fisheye lens with a view of Earth through the International SpaceStation ‘s Cupola window reflected in the lens on Expedition 30, 2012. In it, the Earth warps through the lens, showing some cloud formations over the ocean. The tools astronauts use to document our experiences are just as important as any other!
I don’t even know how people think of shots like this! Great work lol. I suppose you have a huge advantage over us on the astrophotography end lmao 😂
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Is that the lens Kubrick used for the HAL 9000 interface?
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I took this photo of a Nikon D3s, with 8mm f2.8 fisheye lens with a view of Earth through the International SpaceStation ‘s Cupola window reflected in the lens on Expedition 30, 2012. In it, the Earth warps through the lens, showing some cloud formations over the ocean. The tools astronauts use to document our experiences are just as important as any other!
More photos from space can be found on my [twitter](https://twitter.com/astro_Pettit) and Instagram, astro_pettit
I don’t even know how people think of shots like this! Great work lol. I suppose you have a huge advantage over us on the astrophotography end lmao 😂
Is that the lens Kubrick used for the HAL 9000 interface?